Dedication Celebrations In Wenatchee Honor Enakops Visit
Enakop delegation from Spokane arrives by special car at 3 PM for depot dedication with bands, speeches, and a colorful welcome. The event includes a Wenatchee Commercial Club dedication of a new club building, speeches by city and Arctic club figures, and a grand ball with a lengthy buffet and festive crowds.
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Enakops
Spokane
Solomon
Enakop al. T. Ware
Ware Bros
George A. Lovejoy
Ware
E. J. Waggoner
A. C. Ware
L. G. Monroe
H. C. Raymer
C. P. Ritter
J. W. Haws
D. J. Hamilton
Samuel Glasgow
Don Ryrie
F. W. Kiesling
H. L. Moody
J. C. Garretson
M. D. Hall
F. M. Tyler
R. M. Riggs
Jake Hill
Charles Eaton
Will Clark
George W. M. Chant
Wenatchee
Seattle
Land of Rain
Seattle Spirit
Cornets
Fred M. Crollard
John Deitch
John Heifer
H. W. Taylor
Sam Mills
Harvey Mills
Glen Beal
Dallach
Commercial Club
F. W. Brown
Great Northern
R. ©. Holm
Gellatly
Judge Burke
Betwen
R. F. Holm
Good Roads Meeting Debates State Highway Delegation
A Yakima area gathering at the Commercial Club discussed preserving the Wenatchee route of the state highway. With Aberdeen hosting the state meeting on the 23rd and 24th, officials urged a strong local delegation and emphasized legislative action alongside state recommendations.
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Yakima
Wenatchee
Aberdeen
H. W. Otis
Peshastin
Co. W. Clark
Washington River and Harbors Bill Allocations
Washington state awaits congress action on a rivers and harbors measure totaling multiple millions with specific allocations for Puget Sound and Columbia river projects. The bill funds dredging, harbor improvements, and canal studies including Lake Washington canaI and Skagit Sedro-Woolley to Baker segments, while noting a likely difficult path through congress.
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Washington
Columbia River
Wenatchee
Bridgeport
Kettle Falls
Celilo Falls
Snake River
Dalles
Cascades
Vancouver
Portland
Willamette
Puget Sound
Duwamish
Stillaguamish
Skagit River
Sedro-Woolley
Baker and
Edmonds Harbor
Engineer Board
Lake Washington Canal
Skagit
Snohomish
Chehalis
Cowlitz
Bellingham Bay
Hammersley Inlet
Olympia Harbor
Congress
State of Washington
Chittenden
Narrows
Grays Harbor
Chehalis River
Cowlit River
Swohomish
Snohomsh
Everett
Montesano
Cowlitz River
Toledo
Willapa River Harbor
Wenatchee Valley Railway and Power Company Formed
The Daily World notes the Wenatchee Valley Railway and Power company incorporation with capital stock listed as 2,500,000 dollars. Incorporators are H. A. Chapin Ralph Vermilya A. J. Linville John Godfrey and L. J. Nelson.
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The
Daily World
Wenatchee Valley Railway & Power Company
Wenatchee
H. A. Chapin
Ralph Vermilya
A. J. Linville
John Godfrey
L. J. Nelson
Prize Ladle Auctioned to Cowan for Bible Word Count
Mrs. Louis Kettler offers a silver cream ladle as a Daily World prize for the first correct answer to how many times the word girl is used in the Bible. Thirty correct answers were received. Miss Gertrude Cowan submitted the first correct response and claims the ladle. Publication of the answer was omitted due to an oversight.
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Louis Kettler
Daily World
World Office
Gertrude Cowan
Open Columbia river urged by Governor Hay in Wenatchee speech
Governor Hay urged opening the Columbia River from Wenatchee to the sea during a Wenatchee Commercial Club dedication. He praised local progress, noted the valley’s desert to orchard transformation, and highlighted Spokane and Wenatchee collaboration and the value of a permanent club home.
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Hay
Clark
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
C. H. Moore
Spokane
Lowman
Seattle Chamber of Commerce
Charles G. Heifner
Burke
Wenatchee
Governor Hay
Columbia River
Ed. Russell
Columbia
Wenatchee Valley
Washington
Labor Leader James Whitehead Ties To Fall River History
James Whitehead, secretary treasurer of the National Federation of Cotton Weavers, has been prominently connected with the labor movement in Fall River Massachusetts for more than twenty years.
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James Whitehead
National Federation of Cotton Weavers
Fall River
Mass
Officials in New Quarters at Great Northern Depot
The Great Northern officials moved from the old to the new depot this morning. All trains will stop at the new station, while the old depot is no longer used for passenger trains. The new station serves as the regular train order station and handles telephones, tickets, baggage, and express office operations. The first train orders were issued at noon for the Sage Brush Limited. Conductor Caine registered first on an extra eastbound. Eastbound trains are delayed. No. 1 and No. 43 have late ETAs. The Shaver news lunch counter moved to the new quarter by the station.
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Wenatchee
Seattle
Elliott Bay
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Spokane Boosters
Spokane
Spokane Valley
Great Northern
Sage Brush Limited
Caine
Mayor Gellatly Improves With Fever Easing
Mayor Gellatly shows signs of recovery as his temperature falls and he sits up. Doctors say he will remain confined to home for several days and will not attend downtown duties during this period.
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Enakap Quartet
Arctic Club
W. L. Bilger
E. A. von Hasslocher
F. M. Caldwell
Elmer Reichenbach
J. A. Gould
B. B. Stare
Thomas Burke
W. E. Starr
F. W. Baker
Frank L. Horsfall
Frank T. Hunter
N. R. Sibly
Frank Black
R. D. Pinneo
J. D. Lowman
C. B. Yandell
W. A. Ross
F. N. Kollecker
James Stephen
Mrs. Aubert
E.S. Yeaton
Albert B. Moses
Leroy Tucker
Chas. Black
Dr. Kilbourne
Tory
W. T. Clark
Ed. S. Russell
Russell
A. C. Dallach
Mr. Dal
Tinue
Mercial Club
Ture
Appropriations Committee
Wenatchee Commercial Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ellensburg
Arthur Gunn
Mike Horan
H. C. Littlefield
Conrad Hose
D. N. Gellatly
Geo. Farwell
M. O. Tibbits
Charley Reed
Spokane River
Shaver
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